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I'm trying to verify Client Certificates in Azure API Management. I created a new instance and I'm using the default Echo API. I followed this documentation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-mutual-certificates-for-clients and this one for testing with Postman https://medium.com/@jkewley/testing-client-certificate-authentication-to-azure-api-management-with-postman-e1cfae52fc35

I'm using the following Policy in the Echo API All operations Inbound just checking if any certificate is present:

Firstly, thank you for your time reading this through.

I've tried to update the cache after a mutation based on a few methods.

At first, I was thinking of using context, but as I read through documents, I realized that this approach would be unnecessary with Apollo since the state is stored in the cache.

I've been exploring these documents: Making all other cache updates; update cache after a mutation; automatically update Apollo cache after mutation; updating client cache after mutation

I'm leaning into the method mentioned in the first link since it's the official documentation.

Some questions I have:

1. Am I missing something fundamental?
2. Is it a simple bug? Like the wrong variable mentioned somewhere.
3. Do I need to query GET_LINKS somewhere?

Here is the code block for reference:

I am working on a download manager in C# integrated Chrome. When I try to download from google drive the response doesn't return a Content-Length and this means -1 (Unknown). But IDM gets the correct size and I couldn't understand how. Anyone knows please help!

The file in this url: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=-wOm&id=1gC_fEKIlv9oaLQUAKH4GvRvAIqhDgAbz

Response headers:

See the title: for the solution I'm working on, I need to get the current timezone offset (from the client, running javascript/jQuery) and use it in backend C# code. The question is rather similar to the one asked here, but there are a few differences - the main one being that I am pretty sure that the time on the client computer won't be tampered with. So new Date().getTimezoneOffset() will do just fine.

I cannot read the value upon submitting a form since the user is not working in a form: after the user has logged in, among the items that are visible on the screen is a table with data entered by the user or by other users. This data contains UTC datetimes that have to be adjusted according to the client's timezone. C# code is responsible for retrieving and formatting the data - hence my question.

What would suffice, is storing the value somewhere so that C# can read it when necessary. But I don't think that can be done as well. What would be the approach here?

Thanks in advance!

I followed this guide trying to get user agent from request

specifically the Operating System Obviously I cannot use the normal way of getting the operating system which is using the os module with python but that won't work because the operating system will be the one hosting the server

To compile proto files for Python, I could

I'm trying to get some values from the AWS (from cognito or s3 for example). What I think is considered as appropriate is that you define a task within build.gradle that executes during build time when gradle is running. I followed the instructions written in documentation (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/v2/developer-guide/creating-clients.html) but i get a 'cannot resolve symbol' error when I'm trying to use methods from the AWS dependencies I've imported.

These imported dependencies follow the example given in the tutorial:

I am trying to use the sqlalchemy library in a Lambda I want to upload. This uses a AWS Lambda project created using the AWS toolkit in Pycharm. The sqlalchemy library is used only to insert pandas tables into mysql (tables have 300+ columns with more to be added in the future, so explicitly defining column names is not an option). Note that the library is included within the requirements.txt file. The lambda runs fine when running on my local machine using the "Build function inside a container" parameter inside the run configurations. I believe this parameter is the equivalent to using the command:

sam build --use-container

However, the configuration for remotely deploying the lambda does not include the parameter "Build function inside a container". As such I get the following error when I attempt the deploy my function remotely:

I'm developing a Lambda function written in python3.6 to test locally, then deploy to AWS once working. I'm using PyCharm's AWS Serverless Toolkit for this.

SAM build is not building successfully when not including the --use-container parameter.

When the 'use container' checkbox is selected, I can build the function, but I don't really understand why it won't work without this checkbox.

My requirements.txt file is as follows: